As far as I understand from the topic, users will be divided into two parts – those who were verified and those who didn’t undergo the check. Will there be any restrictions for the latter on the purchase and withdrawal of tokens?

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

And who will buy them on these exchanges? Demand will increase sharply when they’ll become a currency tool, but before that it’ll be very difficult to maintain a stable rate, it may even be needed to “burn” tokens artificially.

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

And who will buy them on these exchanges? Demand will increase sharply when they’ll become a currency tool, but before that it’ll be very difficult to maintain a stable rate, it may even be needed to “burn” tokens artificially.

You miss the main block of this chain – these are people who make donations. Yes, some of them will buy tokens on the sale, but the rest will have to look for them somewhere on stock exchanges or exchangers. Therefore, stable demand which will significantly exceed the supply is provided.

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

And who will buy them on these exchanges? Demand will increase sharply when they’ll become a currency tool, but before that it’ll be very difficult to maintain a stable rate, it may even be needed to “burn” tokens artificially.

You miss the main block of this chain – these are people who make donations. Yes, some of them will buy tokens on the sale, but the rest will have to look for them somewhere on stock exchanges or exchangers. Therefore, stable demand which will significantly exceed the supply is provided.

Thank you very much. You’re right, I completely forgot about those who make donations. And don’t you happen to know, did the platform conduct negotiations with any musicians or bloggers? I wonder how many creators will there be involved until the start.

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

And who will buy them on these exchanges? Demand will increase sharply when they’ll become a currency tool, but before that it’ll be very difficult to maintain a stable rate, it may even be needed to “burn” tokens artificially.

We've halved the supply of tokens by roughly 100 million. We originally started with 200 million tokens, and then after feedback from the community (which includes Bitcointalk), we decided to burn roughly half of them to increase value and limit supply further.

Hi. Tokens of your platform can be used to encourage the activity of content makers. But I don’t understand one point - what ensures the growth of their value?

It’s really simple. For the first time, those who receive tokens will have to go to the exchange and exchange them there until the token can’t be used as a means of payment. The more there’re creators - the greater is the demand for tokens?

And who will buy them on these exchanges? Demand will increase sharply when they’ll become a currency tool, but before that it’ll be very difficult to maintain a stable rate, it may even be needed to “burn” tokens artificially.

You miss the main block of this chain – these are people who make donations. Yes, some of them will buy tokens on the sale, but the rest will have to look for them somewhere on stock exchanges or exchangers. Therefore, stable demand which will significantly exceed the supply is provided.

Thank you very much. You’re right, I completely forgot about those who make donations. And don’t you happen to know, did the platform conduct negotiations with any musicians or bloggers? I wonder how many creators will there be involved until the start.

We are negotiating directly with the network of prominent content creators to promote the coin.

I saw the announcement about the apps for Android and iOS. So, don’t you plan to release your own app in Java? It will also cover those who use pretty old smartphones.

There will be a web version that covers desktop/mobile, a chrome extension, and apps for IOS and Android. A Java app seems like it would be going for a very small market that is unlikely to invest in crypto.